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Selling for 900.00 dollars plus actual shipping cost using UPS ground and with Pirate-ship to your location. Selling this Daystate MK4 in 22 cal has a very good looking stock not a mark or scratch on it perfect condition

Well If I remember correctly 1.75 turns out should be about 145 bar or slightly less I've used those regs a lot in the past and even made a custom reg tester for that reg Max out presser on those regs is about 2800-2850 PSI give or take a little

Thats not a good thing to turn the screw all the way in as long if it was only snuged up its OK You can try 1.5 turns out and up to 1.75 turns to start with this is a good place to start I can only assume your talking about the black reg with the M-18 X 1.5 threads on it

Find a teflon tape called Blue Monster its the best - Amazon an Lowes carry it

The gen one Impact with no heavy hammer did not like to go over 148 Bar on the reg it would experience some valve lock but at 148 bar would shoot very consistent, I hope yours has the 5.7mm stainless valve seat installed in it. I'd back off on the reg pressure and see if it shoots a little...

Hmm boat tail 177 slugs those are different.

VK slugs 34gr at .218" with the 8mm hammer use 170 bar and 965 FPS got this tune from Newman Buck

I really like the longer Huggett that came with those airguns, nice job getting that Royale.

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the 2 different leads mentioned a few posts ago with the Hardball that has a BHN of 16 and the pure lead that is a 5 BHN. So first you need your finished BHN that you want in this case I used 8 BHN that is the middle number pictured below then you have the 2 different leads the hardball is a 16...

This is a quick video on calculating lead hardness using different leads that have different hardness to them now its not perfect but its easy to do and its really close .

Another good lead to try would be some 30:1 from Rotometals or like the 40:1 will have a BHN of 7 and will fill out very nicely. I did try to cast with pure lead but did not like how the slugs looked

Do you know what the hardness of you lead is after you mixed the alloys together I'd guess 7.5 or 8 BHN and to let you know the Hardball lead will age harden over the next month and continue to get harder as time goes on , the way to stop the this is to use equal parts of tin and antimony like...

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